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Meanings of old-time in English
Attractively old-fashioned (but not necessarily authentic)
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Usage of old-time in English
1
It flaunted in the face of the passer-by an old-time front yard.
2
One aimed to draw recruits; the other to hold the old-time Democrats.
3
Rosanna herself found an old-time song book with some questionable subject matter.
4
These old-time Beijing residents thought they were the 'Citizens of the Emperor'.
5
Without the Internet, the voices of the old-time dissidents were barely heard.
6
Rosek had the first floor of an old-time mansion in Russell Square.
7
I wish she would write 12 old-time New England tales a year.
8
I remember I went to see Cordelia once in some old-time play.
9
Now, from the stairway the old-time life spread throughout the old-time home.
10
Well, there's an old-time sewing machine-thekind you work with your feet.
11
They had been old-time Christmas gifts; and they had never been used.
12
Contrast your luxurious communicativeness with the case of the lovers of old-time.
13
It was an event, the first day of spring, in old-time Hillsboro.
14
Upon reaching the table Merrihew imitated the bow of an old-time courtier.
15
I find no allusions in old-time literature or letters to black Steinkirks.
16
Herein lies the seductive pull of old-time drugging and of modern metaphysics.